[opencms-dev] Avoiding /export/sites/default/ during static export

[Michael Emmerich]

Harini,

OpenCms always needs a prefix for exported files - like the "export", 
but you could reconfigure the opencms-importexport.xml to choose another 
name for it.


To get rid of the "/sites/default/" in the export path, you can use the 
"exportname" property.

Lets me explain it with an example:

You have a file in "/sites/default/mypage.html". So the default path 
when you export this file would be

"/export/sites/default/mypage.html"

If you now set the "exportname" property on the folder "/sites/default/" 
to lets say "sunhine", the exported path would be

"/export/sunshine/mypage.html"

If you now set the "exportname" property on the folder "/sites/default/" 
to lets say "/", the exported path would be

"/export/mypage.html"

Important: The value for the "exportname" must be unique in you OpenCms, 
if you use the same exportname twice, it won#t work.

Very important: It is mandatory that you use the <cms:link> tag in all 
your links you use in your JSPs, otherweise your export will never work 
as expected.

Kind Regards,
Michael



Am 16.02.2011 12:13, schrieb rama harini:
> Hi,
> I have developed one site using opencms. When I try to do static export,
> the html files are stored with the prefix /export/sites/default/. Is
> there any way to avoid this?
> Regards,
> Harini
>
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